Let's see, the very second you take out a student loan, it begins to accrue interest at a rate of at least 6%. Over the course of, we'll say 4 years, it adds up to a significant extra sum, on top of your loans, doesn't it? Even modest loans of a few thousand dollars turn into something much more by the time you're done. You may not have to start paying until 6 months after, but the amount will keep on building from the day you take the money out. When the average college debt in the United States is around $30,000, plus that 6%+ interest from day one, maybe getting a job won't be able to fix it so quickly now. Especially if you're a full-time student, difficult enough to find a job, much less find someone willing to give you full-time as a student. Nowadays, it isn't "just a few years" to pay back your loans.
FAFSA is usually only for those demonstrating a significant need for aid. Most grants are too. Have a little more empathy.

Well, what did you Xpect?

Good luck. Rubbing alcohol always reminds me of medical things and I immediately either get nauseous or want to run, so I'm interested to hear whether this works or not!

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